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tuffie

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The argument from justice about the death penalty stresses
 
 

a. the disparity of cases in which poor suffer the full extent of the law in ways that
  the rich do not.
  b. the disparity of cases in which minorities suffer the penalty at rates the majority
  does not.
  c. DNA evidence has provided evidence of the innocence of people on death row
  or already executed for crimes of which they were innocent.
  d. all of the above



Question 2

Deontologists who favor the death penalty claim that it is necessary to
 
 

a. provide proportional punishment for those who have committd murder or other
  horrendous crimes.
  b. it deters crime.
  c. it alleviates fear in inner cities.
  d. None of the above




enass

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Answer to Question 1

d. all of the above

Answer to Question 2

a. provide proportional punishment for those who have committd murder or other
horrendous crimes.




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